Catherine and Jessica discuss the tragic 2012 murder of 20-year-old Anna Catherine Cardwell in Wetumpka, Alabama.

In December of 2001, a man comes home from work to find his wife murdered. In the sleepy, southern town of Alma, GA, murder is not the norm. The GBI is called in to help solve this heinous crime. Catherine and Jessica discuss the case in the newest episode. 

During the Salem witch trials of 1692-1693, 150 people were accused of witchcraft and 19 were executed by hanging. Historically, witch trials have been seen as notorious cases of mass hysteria. In this episode, Jessica and Catherine will discuss if there is perhaps a scientific explanation for some of these occurrences. 

On May 19, 1918, a white mob from Brooks County, Georgia, lynched Mary Turner, a Black woman who was eight months pregnant, at Folsom’s Bridge 16 miles north of Valdosta for speaking publicly against the lynching of her husband the day before. 

Bill Ross was murdered in his sleep. Could it be that opening his home to troubled teens led to his demise? The other innocent victim in this crime was his sweet little chihuahua. 

Jessica Dishon's murder was unsolved for 14 years. When the truth is revealed, it's more shocking than you can imagine! 

In this episode, Catherine and Jessica discuss the only murder ever committed in Cumberland Gap, TN. Harvey "Wolfman" Fuson was a beloved store owner and member of the community. Who would want Harvey dead? 

Catherine and Jessica give a quick update about Season Two and the upcoming episode.

Katie Autry was a freshman at WKU in 2003 when she was viciously attacked in her dorm room. Catherine and Jessica discuss this case from Bowling Green, KY. 

In 2002 Lee Ann Mangrum was found dead in Turnbull Creek. Catherine and Jessica examine this case that is full of twists and turns-and also Gypsy, Elvis, and crazy Bob.